Sentence examples for medical block from inspiring English sources

Doctors conducted a murderous epidemiology, sending to the gas chamber groups of people with contagious diseases and sometimes including everyone else who might be on the medical block.

However, a new medical block has been commissioned in one prison, and refurbishment is expected to take place in three other prisons imminently.

Doctors performed selections--both on the ramp among arriving transports of prisoners and later in the camps and on the medical blocks.

Doctors ordered and supervised, and at times carried out, direct killing of debilitated patients on the medical blocks by means of phenol injections into the bloodstream or the heart.

Of the six building blocks, literature from the medical products block (n = 9) demonstrates some of the clearest pathways through which HPSR can flow directly into policy.

By failing to give women the resources necessary to make a truly informed choice, they heighten wait times, withhold important medical information, block access to necessary care, and thus, directly and indirectly discourage women who seek abortions from actually obtaining them.

The correspondence analyses revealed that the EPI project was associated with the medical products block.

These consisted of two drug prescription charts for each attached medical student block.

These results match the EPI project's primary aim to enhance procurement, storage and distribution of vaccines, consistent with categorization in the medical products block.

After she finally walked out in 2011 (with head injuries), Lee began a two-year legal battle to prove domestic violence occurred, in which the Chinese legal and medical system blocked her case with successive bureaucratic obstacles, and during which Lee suffered unthinkable stresses in her private and public life.

"The court's decision threatens damage to vulnerable people waiting to come to the U.S.: people with urgent medical conditions blocked, innocent people left adrift, all of whom have been extensively vetted," said former British foreign secretary David Miliband, president of the International Rescue Committee.